RUTHERFORD B. HAYES

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(1822 - 1893) Nineteenth President of the United States and Union brigadier general, winner of the controversial presidential election of 1876. Partly-printed D.S. as Governor of Ohio, 1p. folio, Columbus, Apr. 9, 1870, the appointment of John Keeth to serve as Justice of the Peace in Allen County. Folds, a tiny brown spot clear of text, else very good.

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